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Attorney general candidates Kris Mayes and Warren Petersen clashed over lawsuits against the Trump administration, data centers and other issues during Wednesday debate.
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At Wednesday debate, Arizona treasurer candidates Republican Elijah Norton and Democrat Nick Mansour clashed over DEI policies, investment risk,management of state funds.
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Andy Biggs outlined his agenda for governor, including tax cuts, ESA expansion and energy policy Tuesday, while facing questions about his record on Iran and tariffs.
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A conservative legal group is suing Arizona Sec. of State Adrian Fontes, alleging his official ballot description of Prop.144 is misleading and biased against the Republican-backed election measure.
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Arizona Gov. Katie Hobbs discussed education, school vouchers and rising costs during a campaign stop in Yuma's Chile Pepper restaurant.
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Gov. Katie Hobbs has ordered state employees under her authority not to profit from nonpublic information by placing wagers on online prediction markets like Kalshi and Polymarket.
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Arizona lawmakers approved a resolution rejecting the term “West Bank” in favor of biblical names, drawing criticism from some who say the move is political.
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A new Auditor General report reveals a new low for classroom spending; Yuma and La Paz public schools fall below the state average. The report comes at a time legislators are proposing a 60% mandate.
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Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs announced Wednesday the third round of funding for the apprenticeship program which aims to help fill 20,000 construction jobs by 2030.
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The first of the 18 people indicted in the "fake elector'' case is now totally free.